32. halipatsui. • 10 mo. ago. Also threatening to execute lords for peace should ve a thing. If yoy have 80% of enemy lords captured you got them by the balls and offering releases for peace should at least be a option. Or heads roll, and if they do roll others should know what happens in similar situations. The heroes.xml file you are after is in your bannerlord install folder under Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules\SandBox\ModuleData. Open the file with notepad (I prefer notepad++). Youll see a bunch of entries that look something like this: My char died of sickness at age 50. But in my game I have seem natural causes happening to NPCs before 50. 1. Nerwesta. OP • 3 yr. ago. Yeah I've read some topics on their forum, some users pointed that the earliest NPCs can die by natural causes is around 45, seems very rare but it does. 4. Nerwesta. OP • 3 yr. ago. 2. Rebellion. Follow same instructions of last one until you have a few fiefs. go into kingdom menu. leave kingdom with fiefs aka start a rebellion. your a kingdom now but by yourself. Independent. Get a town on your own “there’s tons of vids for this”. reach clan tier to start your own kingdom “I don’t remember the exact tier either In this Mount & Blade II video we show you Bannerlord empress Rhagaea executed and also the consequences of killing / executing Rhagaea. There is a LOT of ne . Yeah that's the way Mount and Blade does it. You just "win" or "Lose" when you decide. Can't wait for the achievements ngl always cool when you get a really hard one to complete You just have to look at the stats of your fief and do the math. The garrison troops will provide you more clan strength points since you can manually put at least tier 4 troops into the garrison. In Bannerlord, tier 4 and higher troops provide more clan strength points than tier 3 and below. This is only important when you are a vassal. You can find them in the party tab and discard them like regular troops after you fire them, so that what I did. In theory, you can kit them out, fire them, then keep them as good soldiers lol. Seems like companions are much better combatants than most regular soldiers, and they can be dripped out (if planned for previous to firing). If I am right, you character can die from age and when that happens, you will continue playing as your child, bud I'm not 100% sure about that, but I think I read it somewhere. what he fuck, they didn't say anything about that, stfu with those lies. #3. Sukberia Jan 1, 2017 @ 5:16am. Originally posted by Darkdervish: You don’t get any of the armor or weapons back, at least as of 1.5.10. Just had one of my companions die of old age while they were wearing some expensive armor, and I got none of it back. Getdunkled. • 2 yr. ago. 1.6 it’s the same, companion died at 57 and lost a set of top tier armor.

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